To my ears these 3rd Gen Air pods are more comfortable compared to the newer Pro version with the soft gel tips. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgl8SzyQoymMu-S3V55Dskg5QJ8xr1yCR That said, compared to the 3rd Gen, I notice these do not stay planted in the ear as well. One design issue I think, is you squeeze the stem and click it twice to advance your songs. On 3rd gen you tap the large speaker. The difference is by grabbing the stem each time, you tend to loosen the bud fit in your ear. Not always, but the bud falls out a few times while running. The old tap to change never had that problem for me. I would not have changed that tap function. That said, the newer Pro version sticks in the ear, almost airtight if you want that. I do not like that Airtight fit. So that's why I'd stay with this version as the best trade off of comfort, use, and overall feel.
I would seriously consider getting these vital earbuds, they're super affordable and have better sound than most higher-end earbuds. I recently bought another pair for my girlfriend and she's loving them Heres the link vitalearphones.com/products/qcy-qs1-t1c-mini-dual-v5-0-wireless-earphones-bluetooth-earphones-3d-stereo-sound-earbuds-with-dual-microphone-and-charging-box
Nah, audio quality is important to me now. Once you try something like the Bose Soundsports or Seinheisers, low quality sound like airpods are unacceptable.
I dont understand why answering your phone like a normal person is such a hassle. Earbuds are for music. Everyones trying to wrap their life around the earbuds..
I bought Galaxy Buds a few months back to go with my Galaxy S8, and I must say - best purchase I made this year. $130 is a steal for the convenience and comfort for it all. I know Michael mentioned batter as an issue for these, but I've only seen my buds dip below 20% once - and that was when I forgot to charge them the night before. I highly recommend them to any Android - specifically Samsung - user.
A bit late but i too took first gen galaxy buds,i get solid 2-3 days of battery life by my usage,still didnt manage to drain all battery from earbuds,always had at least 4 hours left. Also note 10 reverse charging is great addition
@@itsmuhammad2305 As long as your Samsung phone has the Galaxy Wearable app then it should work exactly the same. I use my Galaxy Buds on my Galaxy A8 (2018) and I love the convenience and like OP said, the functionality.
I'm perfectly happy with my Marshall Major but I always watch these videos because of his amazing scripts, editing and cinematography. He deserves all the subs!
Lol. I'm the same way. I'm perfectly happy with my Galaxy buds and my pixel 3 xl but I wach tech videos and phone reviews all the time. Lol. You are not alone there. 😁
@@TheMrMobile Pretty good video overall, but unfortunately you completely omitted call & microphone quality, since they can often times be used as a handsfree devices for handling voice calls. I would also love some repairability info, since these earbuds are not cheap and for those prices people would like them to last, and not throw them away in the garbage bin after 2-3 years when batteries go flat (for example, what kind of batteries are used by certain earphones to know how cheap and easy can they be replaced). But I agree that's more of iFixit's and JerryRig's milieu.
Maybe people gonna hate me on this but I’m glad that AirPods 2 is not sound isolated because I can wear it while I’m crossing the street ,riding my bike or simply just when someone talk to me I can hear them
Bob's Performance same here, I prefer them open too, but they deliver a good amount of volume too. Can't be walking around a busy street so isolated that you can't hear if someone tells you or yells at you, not safe!
I am using the Galaxy buds now ,but before switching 2 android I used airpods and I liked being able 2 hear my surroundings. Really just depends on what the personal needs are.
To each their own...Personally, I prefer the sound isolation of the Galaxy Buds, especially when I'm working out. Galaxy Buds does offer ambient sound which is neat because I can still hear the outside world while I'm jamming to my music.
I had the 65T and returned them once I heard the Sennheiser, the 65T the mid-range was not detailed at all and EQ thru the app basically didn't do anything. Once the Samsung Earbuds came out they sounded average at best, props for battery life I'll that that much.
Even though call quality is not the greatest when outside I love the Galaxy Buds! The comfort and sound is great to me and syncing is so easy with my Note9 and Tab S4. I've only had call issues in loud areas.
From other reviews and comparisons, it seems like the Galaxy Buds have piss poor call quality, while the AirPods seems to be okay. No idea about the other three, though.
@@the11thhour44 i have both galaxy buds and jabra 65t the buds are absolute shit in windy weathers for call quality but the 65t's are really good but in the end the buds are the better product
Airpods are the most underrated accessories ever. First I was “ok” - but after using it for a while, I’m obsessed with them. Won’t leave my house without them - great for music and handsfree conversation on the go. Even long conversations are fun now.
Awesome choices here. Personally, I keep the Creative Outlier Air with me most days. Sound quality, comfort, and +8 hours of playback time have made them my new favorite for under $100. You should check them out.
Galaxy buds are a revelation. Can control tracks, volume, great noise isolation, snug fit, usb c port, wireless charging, superb audio and the ambient sound feature is so freaking cool. Only thing I wish it had was battery percentage for the case like the airpods and much faster charging.
The Jabras are the best all rounder. Sound, battery life, call quality, hear through function. The rest have specialty functions so yeah. Didn’t think much of a review
Infante De oz I just bought some jabra and compared the sound to air pods and jabra elites are literally awful I bought them because of the hype but I'm super disappointed.
@@GabeThaViking yeah they literally suck. You should return them. I lost mine and you know what? I didn't care cuz they're garbage. I bought some Samsung Galaxy buds and im happy with them
I would happily buy the Aipower ones for the sheer novelty of them. However, since I'm poor, I will probably just go pick up the Sabbat E12 on AliExpress when the money comes in next month.
@@Iphone-ur6jp I wasn't quite sure what you meant by fakepods. Are you referring to Airpod lookalikes that can be had for relatively cheap on AliExpress?
I’ve used the Jabras for 6 months. The killer features for me are that you can have two devices connected at the same time, so working from home my laptop for Zoom calls while still connected to my phone for voice calls and music. When commuting the gel earbuds isolate you from train/aircraft noise
I used to have problems with them when I had a GS7, but when I upgraded to the S10 they started to work flawlessly. Maybe the older Bluetooth versions affect performance?
I watch your videos not because of what you are reviewing or promoting. I watch because your video editing is an inspiration. You pay attention to detail and the finer things. Your transitions, music choice, color correction ect is TOP NOTCH. You could review a Donkeys ass and I’d still watch it. Well done amigo.
AirPods gen 1. The bliss of how comfortable they are is by favorite part. I’ve legitimately gone about my day and forgot they where in on multiple occasions and it’s like my phone just has a connection to play audio directly into my brain. Now that I think about that...
I'm really happy with my Jabra Elite 65t. They are comfortable, have good features and last a long time. I like that they have buttons and not touch sensors because it's possible to use them with gloves and there is a lesser risk of pressing the wrong button.
@@robinrai4973 You should have pointed out there's chi-fi that's TWS. Otherwise you can make your removable-cable IEMs truly wireless using TRN BT20 or Fostex TM2. Anbes 359 only costs around 30$ and is said to have great audio quality. Type C-charging ones are few and far (the 359 being one of them).
Michael just found your reviews today, love your style. You manage to give clear and concise information that's personable, and you don't sound like an exaggerating bugman who's obsessed with consumer culture. Very cool I think I'll sub.
Galaxy Buds here . . . I have an s9+, and my wife didn't want the ones that came with her s10, so huzzah. I have to say that I'm way more impressed with them than I thought I'd be. The sound quality is pretty great for the price point, and they stay in my ears (Air Pods do not). The isolation + ambient passthrough = the best combo in any earbuds I've owned.
My bose soundsport has been working for me everyday for a year and a half constantly in the desert and city. Never had a problem. Connects to everything and battery still as good as the day I got it
I have the Jabra. I accidentally ran them through the wash in their case and they are still are functioning. I won't do that again, but I'm glad to know they are still working perfectly with no harm or scratches or any signs of damage.
Probably because it's already too generic so people just go for those two. Although there's still much better choices and I'm the person who not gonna choose both of that just because of the gimmick or any reason. Those two just meh
Personally I’ve used the first gen AirPods for 1 1/2 years and love em. They fit me just fine, the battery life is hard to beat in this size range, they fit in a watch pocket (that small pocket you have no use for) and they always work. I’ve never had them fail and there just wonderful. I can’t speak to the sound quality (good enough for me) but it’s hard to beat them and gen2 is only getting better.
J lab air executive are the best bang for the buck. 70 bucks and you get 6 hrs on one charge and a case that holds 24 more hrs. Case is a little larger but has a executive feeling leather to it. The pods allow audio pass through and are super comfortable with different size tips provided including foam. Case plugs directly into a charging brick with a built in charging cable with tap to control feedback on the outside of the bud.
They are the best of all those. I own all but not the last one. And jabra sound the best either on an android or iphone/ipod i use them mostly with my ipod
I had the jabras, the sound is superior, i like how u can just easily turn off and on the Ambient mode. By double tapping. But the only problem it has is connection issues. It starts to have a connection lag 10 meters away. And sometimes the left bud doesn't connect to the left bud so i had to put it back in the case and take it off. But overall, i love my jabras. But i lost them a week ago, so im having a debate weather to buy Airpods or Galaxy buds
I bought a pair of the 65Ts a few months ago and I really like them. I have smaller ears and I do agree they are a bit snug. Sound quality is really good for wireless and they have a solid runtime between charges.
Before even buying Airpods 2 I was also skeptical about them. But once I bought them I was glad that I made good choice!☺️ The connectivity and convenience to carry around is the strong point of Airpods!😇 Love them!❤️
There's no sound isolation with the thing. You hear too much of the background noise compared to the Aukey EP-B40 and KZ ZS3. They also fail to rest properly in my ears compared to those two.
I'm sporting the QCY-T1's and they're probably not meant to compete with the competition in this video. But for what it's worth, they're very affordable (around 30 bucks give or take) and definitely sound far better than I'd expected for the price point. As entry level TWS earphones, it's hard to beat it
Amazing until you her that the Klipsch t5 True Wireless has 8 hours and fantastic audio quality on top of that. The case also has 24 hours and looks like a zippo lighter.
I think the Anker Soundcore Lifenote (the ones I own right now) are very decent for just $70. While the case is a decent size, it's slippery and can easily slip out of your hand because if it's smooth plastic material. Even if it does fall, (I constantly drop the case) one thing is that while the case doesn't crack or break, the lid easily opens and it makes the earbuds fall out of the case and onto the floor. As for audio quality, I think the sound is very nice and solid but could use just a little more, but I think that they're very good and well designed. They don't have touch controls but do have buttons that don't press into your ear when you push on them, and they feel very light weighted in your ears as well. As for the dropping of the actual earbuds from your ear, it all depends on the eartips you have on the earbud, if you have the right size then they won't fall out for most of the time to at all. The noise isolation/cancelling feature is very good while sometimes there are some leakages, but I find this to be good if you still want to hear others while wearing these. The battery life is extremely good with a 6 to 6.5 hours out of the said 7 hours. Oh and the calls are extremely good! They're very clear and solid sounding. This is what I personally think but I highly recommend these if you're looking for an airpods alternative under $100.
Do the Earins have Google Assistant integration? I don't mean the "basic" functionality that all headsets have, but the full experience, like the wired Pixelbuds...
@@MattCoddington I am not sure what you mean exactly , but if I tap and hold the touch sensor on the earin I can talk to Google assistant just like I would on my phone. I am happy to try something out specifically.
@@PhillGoodFactor83 I was just looking on their website, and I don't see any mentioned of what I'm talking about. On the original Pixel Buds that came out 2 years ago, they had "full" Google Assistant integration, meaning, when you are wearing them, and a notification comes in, it will say "New message from Matt!" and then you tap and you can hear the message and be able to reply to it without ever getting your phone out. Stuff like that. The functionality you are talking about is something that just about any set of headphones has the ability to do, which is just conjure up Google Assistant with a tap. But it is not full Assistant integration...
axayd are there any latency issues? I’m looking for something I could watch movies and TH-cam with but it seems as with all those cheep earbuds there are latency issues
I personally can recommend the blitzwolf bw fye5, Ik, horrible name, but you can get them for like 30 bucks and they are incredibly sleek looking and don't sound too bad either.
I use the Sabbat E12 they're great! $80 wireless charging case, USB-C, water resistance(IPX5), great sound, good battery life. Only thing I wish they had. Is a little wing like the Galaxy buds.
the Realme buds air pro with 35 decibels ANC, customizable touch controls, rich sound combined with deep bass for 60 dollars is an absolute steal. I cannot recommend it more
I've always value comfort over quality. You can give me the best sounding earbuds but if I can't wear them for an hour, they're useless to me.I was looking at the Airpods, Bose Soundsport, Powerbeats Pro, Jabra Elite and the Galaxy Buds. Airpods Now, I've always loved the style of the Airpods. They're comfortable in my ears and they have a decent bass. I've never liked earbuds that goes inside my ear canal. I find them uncomfortable thus, I call them ear dildos. The reason why i returned them is because they fall out of my ears from time to time and I have an android phone. I use my earbuds to workout but if you use the airpods for casual listening they're great. Powerbeats Pro They have the greatest sound quality out of the 4 earbuds I've tried. I listen to a lot of hip-hop and the bass is just crazy! The ear hook makes it secure aswell and they look fantastic. Unfortunately, I'm looking for an earbud that I can use at the gym, at work or casual listening. The reason why I returned them is because I wear glasses and when I'm using it for casual listening, my ear gets uncomfortable. However, if you don't wear glasses and you're looking for a great workout earbuds, these are for you. Bose Soundsport Wow! These earbuds are amazing! They're comfortable, they're sweatproof and they sound amazing. I liked the style where it doesn't go all the way the ear canal. My girlfriend wanted a wireless earbuds so I gave it to her. Galaxy Buds I was shocked. I put them on and wow! I didn't even feel like they were inside my ears. They're weightless and they look discreet. I've worn them for hours and only felt ear fatigue after 7 hours. This is coming from an ear dildos hater so it tells you how comfortable they are. Out of the box, the quality weren't the best. After, playing with the equalizer, I was surprised they almost sound like the powerbeats!! On the android go to settings > sounds > advanced sound > sound quality. Make sure Dolby Atmos is turned on. Put the equalizer to full bass and put the instrumental to mid. Go to your Galaxy Buds App and change the Equalizer to Dynamic. Now you're gonna have a nice bass and a well balance mids and high. I'm extremely happy with this purchase. I love love them.
I also have the Galaxy buds and, as you claimed, they really are very nice earbuds. The only things is, their battery is rated to 6 hours, and the closest I got was almost 5 hours. How the heck did you get 7 hours of listening time?
@@gabrielsimonetti967 I work at a quiet place and I only put them on at 60% volume. Sometimes, I have to pause the music and just use the ambient mode.
I have the Bose Soundsport Free, bought them about 9 months ago. Sound is great but passive soundproofing lacks a great deal. They tend to lose connection when outdoors especially when away from structures that can bounce the signal back and forth. They are almost in sync with video so that's a plus! I have ordered a pair of PaMu Slide from Indiegogo, very keen to check those out.
I chose the AirPods because I found that the fact that I could hear natural ambient noise comfortably with the AirPods while going on runs and working out was safer than the ambient noise mics on the others. It felt uncomfortable to hear mic noise pumped into your ear over time, especially with heavy breathing.
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To my ears these 3rd Gen Air pods are more comfortable compared to the newer Pro version with the soft gel tips. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxgl8SzyQoymMu-S3V55Dskg5QJ8xr1yCR That said, compared to the 3rd Gen, I notice these do not stay planted in the ear as well. One design issue I think, is you squeeze the stem and click it twice to advance your songs. On 3rd gen you tap the large speaker. The difference is by grabbing the stem each time, you tend to loosen the bud fit in your ear. Not always, but the bud falls out a few times while running. The old tap to change never had that problem for me. I would not have changed that tap function. That said, the newer Pro version sticks in the ear, almost airtight if you want that. I do not like that Airtight fit. So that's why I'd stay with this version as the best trade off of comfort, use, and overall feel.
MrMobile: what is ipx2?
Dyatlov: not great, not terrible
I immediately hit the like button after watching that xD
Yes, I noticed, thank you.
Take him to the infirmary, he's delusional
Chernobyl though! Fucking top tier show!
I would seriously consider getting these vital earbuds, they're super affordable and have better sound than most higher-end earbuds. I recently bought another pair for my girlfriend and she's loving them
Heres the link
vitalearphones.com/products/qcy-qs1-t1c-mini-dual-v5-0-wireless-earphones-bluetooth-earphones-3d-stereo-sound-earbuds-with-dual-microphone-and-charging-box
Nah, audio quality is important to me now. Once you try something like the Bose Soundsports or Seinheisers, low quality sound like airpods are unacceptable.
I am having senheiser's true momentum wireless it sounds great
Wireless sucks, I love my ie800 sennheiser
Airpods = Lifestyle it still provides the best audio calling which none of these brands have and are more pricey.
I dont understand why answering your phone like a normal person is such a hassle. Earbuds are for music. Everyones trying to wrap their life around the earbuds..
Now that's some good news.
I bought Galaxy Buds a few months back to go with my Galaxy S8, and I must say - best purchase I made this year. $130 is a steal for the convenience and comfort for it all. I know Michael mentioned batter as an issue for these, but I've only seen my buds dip below 20% once - and that was when I forgot to charge them the night before. I highly recommend them to any Android - specifically Samsung - user.
I also bought them for my s8 an d best purchase this year by far!
A bit late but i too took first gen galaxy buds,i get solid 2-3 days of battery life by my usage,still didnt manage to drain all battery from earbuds,always had at least 4 hours left. Also note 10 reverse charging is great addition
“Oversized Tylenol”
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The SHADE...
Yeah he had me right there lmao
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Got the Galaxy Buds a couple days ago, even with the S6 it's a superb experience.
Do you recommend them, how is the sound quality, battery life and comfortabilty.
Any connection issues?
@@MagicAccent nope
The only thing bad is the mic . Or else it’s A+ . I am literally around loud surrounding and Apple earphones are the worst.
@@seabecause3943 Hi. I wonder if the software updates did affect sound or call quality?
Galaxy Buds for me, the price is right, plus the functionality with my S10 plus just works.
They're incredible :D
I have my galxy buds with the s9+
@@cytrus4682 do they work perfect like S10 series of phones?
Because I'm considering buying them.
@@itsmuhammad2305 Yes
@@itsmuhammad2305 As long as your Samsung phone has the Galaxy Wearable app then it should work exactly the same. I use my Galaxy Buds on my Galaxy A8 (2018) and I love the convenience and like OP said, the functionality.
Your review style is outstanding! Take a bow man, was refreshing not watching the same old reviews for once.
I'm perfectly happy with my Marshall Major but I always watch these videos because of his amazing scripts, editing and cinematography. He deserves all the subs!
Same!
Lol. I'm the same way. I'm perfectly happy with my Galaxy buds and my pixel 3 xl but I wach tech videos and phone reviews all the time. Lol. You are not alone there. 😁
This video: not great, not terrible
Well it's at 3.6 but that's as high as the meter--
@@TheMrMobile Pretty good video overall, but unfortunately you completely omitted call & microphone quality, since they can often times be used as a handsfree devices for handling voice calls. I would also love some repairability info, since these earbuds are not cheap and for those prices people would like them to last, and not throw them away in the garbage bin after 2-3 years when batteries go flat (for example, what kind of batteries are used by certain earphones to know how cheap and easy can they be replaced). But I agree that's more of iFixit's and JerryRig's milieu.
Maybe people gonna hate me on this but I’m glad that AirPods 2 is not sound isolated because I can wear it while I’m crossing the street ,riding my bike or simply just when someone talk to me I can hear them
Bob's Performance same here, I prefer them open too, but they deliver a good amount of volume too. Can't be walking around a busy street so isolated that you can't hear if someone tells you or yells at you, not safe!
I am using the Galaxy buds now ,but before switching 2 android I used airpods and I liked being able 2 hear my surroundings. Really just depends on what the personal needs are.
To each their own...Personally, I prefer the sound isolation of the Galaxy Buds, especially when I'm working out. Galaxy Buds does offer ambient sound which is neat because I can still hear the outside world while I'm jamming to my music.
jc9622 but you need to tap it first and it’s not quite as good as real sound (I’ve tried my friend galaxy buds with s10)
Crazy MOFO its preference actually for most of ppl wired headset are still the best option but for me personally I like the feel of cord free headset
Woah woah where are the Sennheiser True Wireless??
I was wondering too, I know there better than the last ones on this list but they cost 50 bucks more too
He can't afford them 😉
I had the 65T and returned them once I heard the Sennheiser, the 65T the mid-range was not detailed at all and EQ thru the app basically didn't do anything. Once the Samsung Earbuds came out they sounded average at best, props for battery life I'll that that much.
I was about to say the same ...those are unbeatable
Some audio reviewers like Oluv/clavinetjunkie have said they are just not that good.
LOL "This comparison isn't so much about audio quality"
*exits video*
He's right. I was only here for the wear. I dislike all of them. I want over ear ones.
@@vladgina lol then why are you here?
Thndr_ Looked up wireless earbud reviews. Don't worry. I promptly left.
@@vladgina well yes, but that makes it even more confusing xD
exactly, this is the PRIMARY specification above all, then follow the other things lol
Even though call quality is not the greatest when outside I love the Galaxy Buds! The comfort and sound is great to me and syncing is so easy with my Note9 and Tab S4. I've only had call issues in loud areas.
Do u ever have issues with connectivity? And can you seamlessly go from Note9 to ST and vice versa?
@@smamq Yeah that's not a problem
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Would you still recommend them or they just a bunch of hype job
As a Galaxy S8 user, the galaxy buds are a perfect match.
Same. Bought them 2 weeks ago and loved them ever since
Neither of you guys has dropping/crackling issues? Whenever it's in my pocket outside, it struggles with an S8.
@@1ceYourPimpHand sometimes it crackles, but for me it's pretty rare
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@@1ceYourPimpHand reset them, that worked for me :)
DUDE!! Call Quality? Everyone always passes on this feature. If they connect to a phone, you might get a call!?
Every earpod has decent call quality its for music not for calls.
From other reviews and comparisons, it seems like the Galaxy Buds have piss poor call quality, while the AirPods seems to be okay. No idea about the other three, though.
most of them suck tbh cos of the mic position stick to neckband style ones like rha750
@@the11thhour44 i have both galaxy buds and jabra 65t the buds are absolute shit in windy weathers for call quality but the 65t's are really good but in the end the buds are the better product
That's really true! Call quality is also important!
Okay Important question....Where on earth do you get those sunglasses? They are sick as hell! Also A+ Video as always Mr. Fisher
Came to the comments just for this. Lol.
The funny thing is those are 1980s retro glasses. Seams fashion is coming around again. 😁
Airpods are the most underrated accessories ever. First I was “ok” - but after using it for a while, I’m obsessed with them. Won’t leave my house without them - great for music and handsfree conversation on the go. Even long conversations are fun now.
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Airplane: *RRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!*
MrMoble: Huh? Do you hear something?
Awesome choices here. Personally, I keep the Creative Outlier Air with me most days. Sound quality, comfort, and +8 hours of playback time have made them my new favorite for under $100. You should check them out.
Can you check up on Sony WF-1000XM3? Thank you
This should have more likes
just watch flossy carter
@@slyguybry8582 I did. I like his review
Sony just unveiled WF-H800 funky
Sony WF-1000x hands down!
Using them right now as I watch this.. right before bed. ^^
I have the 65t Sports. Great headphones, but I understand the frustrations you have with them Michael, I too was bummed by no USB-C.
Uniongamers but it’s so worth it...I really like them in comparison to a year with the Samsung icon x 2018
Galaxy buds are a revelation. Can control tracks, volume, great noise isolation, snug fit, usb c port, wireless charging, superb audio and the ambient sound feature is so freaking cool. Only thing I wish it had was battery percentage for the case like the airpods and much faster charging.
The Jabras are the best all rounder. Sound, battery life, call quality, hear through function. The rest have specialty functions so yeah. Didn’t think much of a review
Naaa. I used to owned them and the literally suck 😡😡
Infante De oz I just bought some jabra and compared the sound to air pods and jabra elites are literally awful I bought them because of the hype but I'm super disappointed.
@@GabeThaViking yeah they literally suck. You should return them. I lost mine and you know what? I didn't care cuz they're garbage. I bought some Samsung Galaxy buds and im happy with them
Background noise simulation is simply awesome. Your “attention to details” is mind blowing.
You need to update this list, sony just released a new pair of truly wireless earphones
I would happily buy the Aipower ones for the sheer novelty of them.
However, since I'm poor, I will probably just go pick up the Sabbat E12 on AliExpress when the money comes in next month.
You can always buy fakepods since there great options that are really close to the original
@@Iphone-ur6jp Can you link me to one of these? Thanks!
A Count to a fake pod?
@@Iphone-ur6jp I wasn't quite sure what you meant by fakepods. Are you referring to Airpod lookalikes that can be had for relatively cheap on AliExpress?
Galaxy buds, I have 3 sets. One for each phone and one for my tablet. Love them
I’ve used the Jabras for 6 months. The killer features for me are that you can have two devices connected at the same time, so working from home my laptop for Zoom calls while still connected to my phone for voice calls and music. When commuting the gel earbuds isolate you from train/aircraft noise
no one ever reviews a major use which is calls. how about calls? mic?
It's about the music bro
Not for everyone. I've heard the galaxy buds were bad in noisy enviroments
Hands down Mr.Mobile is the Best narrator ever!! 😍
I've never missed a single video and I never will!! 🤘
Using Galaxy Buds, their really good, the issues is I'm using it with my Note 3.
Sai battu Same Dude 😄😄
I used to have problems with them when I had a GS7, but when I upgraded to the S10 they started to work flawlessly. Maybe the older Bluetooth versions affect performance?
Owned jabra elite 65t .amazing sound quality and battery life
Would you recommend them for a bass lover
Absolutly yes.even you can tunning it with Jabra apps (android user)
Good point on why earbuds are primarily bought. It's an easy reason to overlook for sure 😄 beautiful video bro!
I watch your videos not because of what you are reviewing or promoting. I watch because your video editing is an inspiration. You pay attention to detail and the finer things. Your transitions, music choice, color correction ect is TOP NOTCH. You could review a Donkeys ass and I’d still watch it. Well done amigo.
Well I got Dollar tree earbuds and they're great and wireless too. I cut the wires off and they work **perfectly**
AirPods gen 1. The bliss of how comfortable they are is by favorite part. I’ve legitimately gone about my day and forgot they where in on multiple occasions and it’s like my phone just has a connection to play audio directly into my brain. Now that I think about that...
I really like the concept of the wearbuds. I usually dont have pockets so wearing my earbud case would be nice.
Its just goddamn ugly... would even look bulky on the hulk...
@@muscularmidget8132 that's why I said I like the concept. It's good in theory but not in reality.
I'm really happy with my Jabra Elite 65t. They are comfortable, have good features and last a long time. I like that they have buttons and not touch sensors because it's possible to use them with gloves and there is a lesser risk of pressing the wrong button.
I use Redmi Airdots by xiaomi
They are extremely cheap...and also pretty good for price😊
That's a super cool shot 1:08 👏🏼
Don't forget some good chifi along with a bluetooth cable. 30 for really good wired audio, and wireless Bluetooth for an extra 15 bucks!
Mainstream reviewers will never listen.
Robin Rai I got Bluetooth to get rid of cables. Those still have cables. Don’t give a crap about those.
@@gfjfjufidi2880 then buy the ones without cables or go buy the stuff in the video?
@@robinrai4973 You should have pointed out there's chi-fi that's TWS. Otherwise you can make your removable-cable IEMs truly wireless using TRN BT20 or Fostex TM2. Anbes 359 only costs around 30$ and is said to have great audio quality. Type C-charging ones are few and far (the 359 being one of them).
@@FrankyboyLegend can't wait for type c to take over em
Michael just found your reviews today, love your style. You manage to give clear and concise information that's personable, and you don't sound like an exaggerating bugman who's obsessed with consumer culture. Very cool I think I'll sub.
My jaybird x3s still do everything I need from earbuds and I actually like having a wire connecting them.
Galaxy Buds here . . . I have an s9+, and my wife didn't want the ones that came with her s10, so huzzah. I have to say that I'm way more impressed with them than I thought I'd be. The sound quality is pretty great for the price point, and they stay in my ears (Air Pods do not). The isolation + ambient passthrough = the best combo in any earbuds I've owned.
Buy the Aipower
Remove the straps (whether removable or just cutting them)
And you get $99 wireless earbuds with a charging case that's got a screen.
My bose soundsport has been working for me everyday for a year and a half constantly in the desert and city. Never had a problem. Connects to everything and battery still as good as the day I got it
Who else thinks Mr. Mobile is Tony Stark of TH-cam Tech Channel community
You are reviewing Sound Buds without telling anything about sound quality wooow man what a review
I was waiting so long for your video.... great video as always
I don’t get why Michael doesn’t have more followers. His videos are always well made and balanced critiqued. I like this review
You failed to say that the Jabras sound is at least double the sound than the Apple air pods.
I have the Jabra. I accidentally ran them through the wash in their case and they are still are functioning. I won't do that again, but I'm glad to know they are still working perfectly with no harm or scratches or any signs of damage.
The airpods and galaxy buds are the only to competitors in my mind. (Never seen anyone with the others)
You should check out those microbands. Jlab, Sabbat, Soundpeats etc. Much better yet cheaper. :)
I thought the same and used the icon x 2018 for a year ....got the Jabras recently trust me it’s a game changer
Probably because it's already too generic so people just go for those two. Although there's still much better choices and I'm the person who not gonna choose both of that just because of the gimmick or any reason. Those two just meh
Just got myself a pair of galaxy buds, so happy with them
I use the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless they have best in class sound quality and premium build
How's the call quality?
@@surgeon36 absolute shit anywhere besides total silent areas
Finally a new video! Great job Michael!
I use the Galaxy Buds with my Pixel 3.
How's the latency if there is any
Personally I’ve used the first gen AirPods for 1 1/2 years and love em. They fit me just fine, the battery life is hard to beat in this size range, they fit in a watch pocket (that small pocket you have no use for) and they always work. I’ve never had them fail and there just wonderful. I can’t speak to the sound quality (good enough for me) but it’s hard to beat them and gen2 is only getting better.
I have the GalaxyBuds, and I love 'em.
I’m rocking the PowerBeats Pro, they have been awesome for the gym. Insanely good battery life and the same magic of AirPod pairing.
*I have the Jaybird Run XT, they sound pretty good, amazing bass and good volume.*
J lab air executive are the best bang for the buck. 70 bucks and you get 6 hrs on one charge and a case that holds 24 more hrs. Case is a little larger but has a executive feeling leather to it. The pods allow audio pass through and are super comfortable with different size tips provided including foam. Case plugs directly into a charging brick with a built in charging cable with tap to control feedback on the outside of the bud.
The Jabra buds are way better than you gave them credit to be.
They are the best of all those. I own all but not the last one. And jabra sound the best either on an android or iphone/ipod i use them mostly with my ipod
So he mentioned the jabras as soon to be replaced by a sequel, when will that be because I can’t wait.
I had the jabras, the sound is superior, i like how u can just easily turn off and on the Ambient mode. By double tapping. But the only problem it has is connection issues. It starts to have a connection lag 10 meters away. And sometimes the left bud doesn't connect to the left bud so i had to put it back in the case and take it off. But overall, i love my jabras. But i lost them a week ago, so im having a debate weather to buy Airpods or Galaxy buds
I bought a pair of the 65Ts a few months ago and I really like them. I have smaller ears and I do agree they are a bit snug. Sound quality is really good for wireless and they have a solid runtime between charges.
No JBL Under Armour flash ?
Before even buying Airpods 2 I was also skeptical about them.
But once I bought them I was glad that I made good choice!☺️
The connectivity and convenience to carry around is the strong point of Airpods!😇
Love them!❤️
And the Xiaomi Redmi Airdots!?
There's no sound isolation with the thing. You hear too much of the background noise compared to the Aukey EP-B40 and KZ ZS3. They also fail to rest properly in my ears compared to those two.
Great video... and that red Blackberry Key2 is boss!
The chernobyl part earns this video a like on its own lol
I'm sporting the QCY-T1's and they're probably not meant to compete with the competition in this video. But for what it's worth, they're very affordable (around 30 bucks give or take) and definitely sound far better than I'd expected for the price point. As entry level TWS earphones, it's hard to beat it
Amazing video but you should have mentioned the amazing battery life of the Galaxy Buds. 6 hours!
Amazing until you her that the Klipsch t5 True Wireless has 8 hours and fantastic audio quality on top of that. The case also has 24 hours and looks like a zippo lighter.
I think the Anker Soundcore Lifenote (the ones I own right now) are very decent for just $70. While the case is a decent size, it's slippery and can easily slip out of your hand because if it's smooth plastic material. Even if it does fall, (I constantly drop the case) one thing is that while the case doesn't crack or break, the lid easily opens and it makes the earbuds fall out of the case and onto the floor. As for audio quality, I think the sound is very nice and solid but could use just a little more, but I think that they're very good and well designed. They don't have touch controls but do have buttons that don't press into your ear when you push on them, and they feel very light weighted in your ears as well. As for the dropping of the actual earbuds from your ear, it all depends on the eartips you have on the earbud, if you have the right size then they won't fall out for most of the time to at all. The noise isolation/cancelling feature is very good while sometimes there are some leakages, but I find this to be good if you still want to hear others while wearing these. The battery life is extremely good with a 6 to 6.5 hours out of the said 7 hours. Oh and the calls are extremely good! They're very clear and solid sounding.
This is what I personally think but I highly recommend these if you're looking for an airpods alternative under $100.
I was using Apple AirPods since one year they was simply superb and working well
I’d throw the Jaybird Run wireless headphones in there, too. They’re some of the best I have ever tried.
I heard that the microphone of the galaxy buds have issues in busy environment. Hope you see it for revision
Proud earin m-2 owner. They're worth every penny!
Do the Earins have Google Assistant integration? I don't mean the "basic" functionality that all headsets have, but the full experience, like the wired Pixelbuds...
@@MattCoddington I am not sure what you mean exactly , but if I tap and hold the touch sensor on the earin I can talk to Google assistant just like I would on my phone. I am happy to try something out specifically.
@@PhillGoodFactor83 I was just looking on their website, and I don't see any mentioned of what I'm talking about. On the original Pixel Buds that came out 2 years ago, they had "full" Google Assistant integration, meaning, when you are wearing them, and a notification comes in, it will say "New message from Matt!" and then you tap and you can hear the message and be able to reply to it without ever getting your phone out. Stuff like that.
The functionality you are talking about is something that just about any set of headphones has the ability to do, which is just conjure up Google Assistant with a tap. But it is not full Assistant integration...
7:26 Someone please put "Catnip for nomads" on a shirt please 🙏🏻
Love your videos. When I see you made a new one, no matter what you're covering, I jump onto TH-cam to watch it.
i'm using sabbat e12, great audio, great battery life, but mic quality is below average.
Same here. USB C and wireless charging and I bought them for sub £40 off ebay. Unbeatable value currently.
axayd are there any latency issues? I’m looking for something I could watch movies and TH-cam with but it seems as with all those cheep earbuds there are latency issues
i'm an android user, there are no latency issues with watching netflix and youtube using the e12.
I personally can recommend the blitzwolf bw fye5, Ik, horrible name, but you can get them for like 30 bucks and they are incredibly sleek looking and don't sound too bad either.
You should check out Xiaomi Airdots and Airdots pro ..... best price for similar features
Scuff Airpods and Galaxy buds. Smh
I just purchase the M-2 in white they are actually sold out everywhere mine are coming all the way from Japan I can’t wait dude 🇯🇵🤙🏻
Somebody here with AirPods and Android??
No..Nobody, oh well...
CrazyRap 🙋🏾♂️
CrazyRap I got AirPods with a Galaxy S9+ and an iPad Pro
I'm not giving Apple any of my money!
Not me
Thinking of buying it...is it worth it?
I use the Sabbat E12 they're great! $80 wireless charging case, USB-C, water resistance(IPX5), great sound, good battery life. Only thing I wish they had. Is a little wing like the Galaxy buds.
Samsung earbud with Samsung galaxy s10+ ....it synch so brilliantly... But only issue is calling quality other then that it's flawless.
They're constantly pushing out updates improving it, so I'm sure it'll get better over the following months.
the Realme buds air pro with 35 decibels ANC, customizable touch controls, rich sound combined with deep bass for 60 dollars is an absolute steal. I cannot recommend it more
I've always value comfort over quality. You can give me the best sounding earbuds but if I can't wear them for an hour, they're useless to me.I was looking at the Airpods, Bose Soundsport, Powerbeats Pro, Jabra Elite and the Galaxy Buds.
Airpods
Now, I've always loved the style of the Airpods. They're comfortable in my ears and they have a decent bass. I've never liked earbuds that goes inside my ear canal. I find them uncomfortable thus, I call them ear dildos. The reason why i returned them is because they fall out of my ears from time to time and I have an android phone. I use my earbuds to workout but if you use the airpods for casual listening they're great.
Powerbeats Pro
They have the greatest sound quality out of the 4 earbuds I've tried. I listen to a lot of hip-hop and the bass is just crazy! The ear hook makes it secure aswell and they look fantastic. Unfortunately, I'm looking for an earbud that I can use at the gym, at work or casual listening. The reason why I returned them is because I wear glasses and when I'm using it for casual listening, my ear gets uncomfortable. However, if you don't wear glasses and you're looking for a great workout earbuds, these are for you.
Bose Soundsport
Wow! These earbuds are amazing! They're comfortable, they're sweatproof and they sound amazing. I liked the style where it doesn't go all the way the ear canal. My girlfriend wanted a wireless earbuds so I gave it to her.
Galaxy Buds
I was shocked. I put them on and wow! I didn't even feel like they were inside my ears. They're weightless and they look discreet. I've worn them for hours and only felt ear fatigue after 7 hours. This is coming from an ear dildos hater so it tells you how comfortable they are. Out of the box, the quality weren't the best. After, playing with the equalizer, I was surprised they almost sound like the powerbeats!! On the android go to settings > sounds > advanced sound > sound quality. Make sure Dolby Atmos is turned on. Put the equalizer to full bass and put the instrumental to mid. Go to your Galaxy Buds App and change the Equalizer to Dynamic. Now you're gonna have a nice bass and a well balance mids and high. I'm extremely happy with this purchase. I love love them.
I also have the Galaxy buds and, as you claimed, they really are very nice earbuds. The only things is, their battery is rated to 6 hours, and the closest I got was almost 5 hours. How the heck did you get 7 hours of listening time?
@@gabrielsimonetti967 I work at a quiet place and I only put them on at 60% volume. Sometimes, I have to pause the music and just use the ambient mode.
Lypertek tevi sound great. Wish they would connect to 2 devices. Using phone for music and switching to laptop to answer phone call.
What is the brand of your sunglass?😅
I like the outside noise because it keeps you aware. The AirPods also have the best call quality.
0:06 😂😂😂 cups... If u know what I mean 😂😂😂
I have the Bose Soundsport Free, bought them about 9 months ago. Sound is great but passive soundproofing lacks a great deal. They tend to lose connection when outdoors especially when away from structures that can bounce the signal back and forth. They are almost in sync with video so that's a plus! I have ordered a pair of PaMu Slide from Indiegogo, very keen to check those out.
No one:
Sony: Lets release the best wireless earbuds on the market
manav beniwal with no water resistance
Sony WF1000XM3!!!!!
Background Music For Wearbuds Airpower Was Soo Cool😉
2:44 do not say that you live 10 mins away from my house. I’m pretty sure this is Davis Square Somerville MA
I chose the AirPods because I found that the fact that I could hear natural ambient noise comfortably with the AirPods while going on runs and working out was safer than the ambient noise mics on the others. It felt uncomfortable to hear mic noise pumped into your ear over time, especially with heavy breathing.
Jlabs jbuds air easily the best value for money
I would definitely agree and got mine on clearance for $25. The only bad part is you can't use the left bud by itself for calls without the right bud.
Galaxy buds have been awesome for me!